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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-14

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir oas sSo'
Menblatt $3.50.
Reifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. 1ufd.
Sc. 2haoen.
Otto SbaSen.
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MURDERER REAGAN NOT YET cAueHE
Capt. Bershold Searches . Dsnans Ship
but Doos Not Find Hin.

Capt, Bershold Searches . Dsnans Ship,
bat Dees Not Find Hins.
Capt Berghold Of tho Church street police
heard at az O'Clock yesterday afternoon that
James A. Reagan. who killed John Corrigan, .
1ongshoreman Of the Anchor line, in Robert
Ernst's saloon, 1877 West street. on Friday
night, had hid himself in the hold Of the banana
ship Edith Gordon Of Vessels line, and that
the Gordon was about to sail for the West In.
dies. He hurried down to the wharf foot Of
Morris street. and got thore Just % the Gordon
left her dock. Tho Gordon was stopped. and
Capt BerGhold went aboard her, but he found
no trace 81 Reagan. About year ago Reagan
was employed In unloading tho Gordon and
other hRingsfoH boats. a. ,,,a h. ,.,d - s,a
Reagan Re oead sps sna n
ana L notorious ro"9h Wssss ago yHis
drunk, he tried to drown himself In the North
sR IL ss a1d fsana Rsp
with brick which be threw from the roof Of
Saloon Keeper Ernst said Yesterday that
there were only two perso9s besides the bar
gan auerrelled. REAGAN struck CoTriGsn on
and then Kicked corrissn on Tho iorekssd.
Corrigan died In a few minutes Reagan es-
SsS q So%
killed Corrisan. but, that It was IN occidental
health. corrlsan IVES heavy drinkSr. His
body, was sent to the MorCue. Deputy Coroner
E % anS Ss
ilse on the TOP lIoor Of III Wash nSson street,
His stepsister offers papers for sals every night
at the Church street station house.
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The Health ooers seized four tons OF stale sh In N
ton Market yesterday.
Mayor lIes,t. and hi. family have gone to Saratoga
passenger, arrived last night
Of sssond ssnas saa XII ''
her win b 20 8sres
Of fiberty street.
Mss and Il: ss
that ne sgnssn, Of of tho building as well
sSns s %SSHs ,nn SR;
over the same six months last year. --
1hs ssysr .SPs.ss
Ss % elected
ago 20: sp g. a .S ns ssa yss
s for pssr as a. aS1
The body taken from tho East River at the foot OF
Delaney street on Friday night was dennsd y e.sfS
EASt Third street
Iadse Donol us has granted an.oa,s diySrss , :"
Clayton from Minnie u cay!on and e sqSts i nS.a
h.s Erantsd absolute divorce to chnTssw sec hon
pans 70 osnsy Island sna Iens Brs"sh day snd .
Snss Hh 81 Pp H. s md
rss.ns T Do TSn on the L0ps Branch Sq ts 20 ing
ocean Pier -"N " '''''
The Hoard Of Electrical Control consisting Of Mayer
Hewitt Jacob He's Theodore MOss, and Daniel T. Gbo
ems met IN the Mayors nee yesterday Tho conferences
me Hoard decided TO pospons nc meeting 70. orgsn
ilAton until Tuesday next A. r. w.. in order TO aNec
the risk OF having their action declared void yesterday
being q legal holiday after L. O'clock noon
An excursion to Fort Lee pArk including admission
70 aMtmulIpg exhibition skhiinG Tlnk and dAhsinl
paytlon, will take place 70 day and 10 moIog jobs
morroy for The ehAnpian.hip, Of the vorlA. Boas
leave the foot Of Canal and touch e. 1uo1yO96
cad and thiEtAfoaEth atEsstA haEth hlSeE.
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wAnbAcp ROSES sH1r wardxzp.



Res Has Disappeared. bus ME Evssnas say
that he 10 All Rishs IN nsstse.
Wallace Ross's "ship" In Harlem has been
wrecked. Rose himself has escaped with bis
life. and not much moro to his name. II oil re-
ports are true. There are all sorts OF stories
circulating In Harlem among the sporting
men who were wont to hang around The
Ship" but not TO pstronize the bar enough to
make its receipts meet expenses. The solid
and legally ascertainable facts arc that the
doors Of the saloon arc closed, and Marshsl's
deputy Ia In charge with little paper which
Sommands him e zee that sveEy.hing rs% o;sn:
manufacturer. 10 paid $500
Ross left the city nearly 2 month ago, having
said. on The Nautilus Boat Club. whose eisht
he Sr Their sSss
Q telegram from him In Boston. George w,
Lee. the other oarsman, who was IN partner.
ship with Ross. could not DO found yesterday,
but was said to be In the city.
It is asserted thet Ross gave up bis interest,"
S.h Sss S wssn he g Sy . sysyd 9S
who had been unable to make 1t pay. and had
the Marshal made his levy.
Maggie Ia now said to be Of the race meoting
s are a e h ss, Se g assYs1a for
Tho Ship" contains many OF the ,ouriositiee
that were originally In Paul Boyton's saigon Of
the same name on Twenty eighth street There
IL ~ that they M BE- put up
present It" the sss.ao attsohmont Il tie only one
ON the property,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
4 DEAD CAT IN THE NINE
The Proper Thins to Ne In the Face or su,
IN Untoward Circumstances.

The Proper Thing to De In the Face or Such
an UAtoward Circumstance.
TorYABK, New. June 27.-Day before yes
terday tho miners at work In the main shaft
here cane to the surface in q panic. with
blanched faces and bated breath, and an
nounced that they had seen dead cat on the
lower level Everybody In town turned pale.
and 1t seemed to occur to no ono that there
was anything grotesaue about the excitement
that had been CREATED over what might be
deemed so trfvil an incident. Work was en-
irely suspended. and as men engaged else
where came up and heard the news they.
too. looked serious, shook their heads. and went
home The next morning the men appeared
with their boiled shirts and store clothes on
and no one appeared to have the slightest in
tention OF resuming work. Toward night ono
of the owners arrived and on learning the stu
alton OF affairs insisted on going down the
shaft and removing the offensive carcass. At
this there was great outery. but he eventually
won over the majority OF the minors to his view
asa s o the sessa hs 70
on tho part Of the crowd that the ownef disaSp,
load was lifted from the so ~ IT, On the
hs Of o% Sae I'D SS5s
who announced that he had thrown up his job
and intended to leave the co untry.
I've soon that thing done before this" he
said, and It never fails to bring trouble.
Something's going to happen within eleven
they found q dead cat In q mine that was In,
an. and we all laid OIL, but orders were heavy, and
cage. and raised II out. Some OF the boys,
green's ones mostly then went back TO work,
that like TO have upset the earth. That amt
the only case. On the Comstoek once there
was 2 cat that erawled int one Of the levels
alone. 30 what does the man who took 1t out do
but fall down the shaft the very next day and
three other menp I'll never 20 Into that mine
again, and some Of you fellows win wish you
hadn't, or your families will"
The proper thing TO do when q cat dies In A
mine, II seems, Ia TO leAYo the body alone for
elevon days no work being done In tho mean
time. After that IL may be removed and oper-
atoms resumed. The people OF Toiyabe nre
waiting with some anxiety to SEQ the outcome
OF an experiment which many OF them regard
as exceedingly rash.
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w.u,d DO q Suicide at -.

Michael Coinin. old. sick. and Respondent
wandered about the uptown streets last night and
finally dsi erminedsto commit suicide. lie hesitated
long while whether hang to drown himself bot he
decided DO tho former when he came to tho high Iron
railing In front the house 81 East Fifty second street.
lie tied his red bandanna handkerchief around his neck
running and fastened the other sSd 70 one Sf
down curling up hta legs policeman came along n
minute and Found the old man insensibe. He cut ths
hsndke and managed to revive Michael and take
him to the Ftftynrst etreet station
The old man told the sergeant there that he WAS
BelsAs 10 years old and kept little lager beer saloon
kt 2a7 Sullivan stfest Bushea had been very poor q
late and he couldn't make living He was tired Of Ms
anyway; Justice Kihre,h committed him for exafafna
ton In the YoIkytlle Police Court Yesterday.
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A DYED MOUsTACHE
Why 1t IL No Longer Exhibited At = Cert.
lnudt Street Window.

Why 1t il No Lenzer Exhibited At = Cert.
lnudt Street Window.
The Merchants Hotel. in Cortlandt street,
Is surrounded by business establishments OF
various kinds, employing many hands. A mar
ried couple stopping at the hotel have been
considerably annoyed Of late by the persist
ence with which an individual employed in
one OF these establishments posted himself
conspicuously at tho window and stared into
their windows whenever tho curtains happen
ed to be up. They tolerated the Annoyance for
three or four days. expecting every day that
the fellow and his dyed moustsche would get
tired. As there were no signs OF q let up, the
husband walked yesterday morning into the
3lles Of the establishment which employs tho
How much do owe you% he remarked to
aid not know, sir. that you had An &C.
count here" was the reply. given with some
"Well,' said the visitor. "the fact 10 that my
wife and board pt the hotel over there. and
We have caused one OF your eIhployees to lose
t d1T that at thought yoa ought to have some-
1t Is almost needless to add that the nuisance
was promptly abated, and tho dyed moustache
ceased to be on hourly exhibition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
SPARKS IRON THE TELEGRAPA

The window glass works of Stewart. Estop 4 Co.. In
Pittsburgh. were burned yesterday; loEs, eoO,OoO
The French Chamber OF Deputies has postponed the
ground Of economy.
william HAioran aged N years Of Waterbury. Conn,
while At work Ia n quarry on Friday afternoon. was
overcome by tho heatend died In two hours.
Secretary whitney has invited nil Of the employees
the Navy Department 10 spend the Fourth Of July At
GraAslandS Ills country place, near Washington.
ere OF Dexter Iowa have failna. liabilities SInin
The depreciation in the price OF cattle caused the failure
Michael Donohus Y years old. an employee q shaws
tIE 70 eaths N The 4Ssr Ne teoh ssvs.YsATosd con
A large meeting Was held % Du1cnn Lake on Friday
"a s..sehSr e. Day. oal ys.sa,4ay r t1se. q
assinSs siiaS Tsss isrIsb z tsI:ss '''A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
4 CLERGYMAN IN TROUBLE
Ne 10 Accused by y Servant OF Betrsying
her Under Premise or Marriage.

He II Accused by = Servant OF BetreyinG
her Under Premise or Marriage.
SCRANTON, July 2-The Rev. Peter Rob
erts. pastor OF the Plymouth Congregational
Church. was arrested this afternoon on tho
complaint OF Annie Husaboe. who charges
him with consplrine to have criminal opera
tion performed upon her. The woman Ia q
Norwegian. who oame to this country
several years ago. For four years.
she was o servant in tho family OF
Ole Bull. the violinist, and then re-
moved to New Haven. There sho met
Roberts, who was student In the Yale Theo-
logical School, He woood the fair Norwegian.
and she says he accomplished her ruin under
promise Of marriage. She says she besought
her betraycr to marry her. He wrote her q
curt note in which DO said no Mas about to
followed him and found him q his mother's
was settled, he PROMISING to marry her % soon
as no was ordained. Roberts soon after re.
turned to America, was ordained and chosen
ossd Gnu sho IN and s June
last year had an Interview with him In
that ,hs undergo an sp:rs;9n
ed IN New Havea. .Upon hsr return 70 Sogan-
hex but oEed to settle Esn hs5
deacons 81 his church Of the affair. They re;
fused to act and to-day the affair eliminated
In the arrest of the dominic. The arrest was
funeral sermon over the remains Of a deeeesed
member OF his congregation. He was held In
$1,000 bail for his appearance Of the next term
s & s s Surety Two has
Years Of age and the pisintifi Is 81 years Old.
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BescIhcr. 1T hardly sooms correct in ar
THAT. ia a. fact,". said Mr.. Clemens. and
saes %ht ~ be asp,ns sae sldS
After. q moments pause Dr.. Beecher. said:
&c 70 one 81 Of tSs@
nv Ssss s% y X ..s,. Exporter asked
CLERGYMAN. I can't make up my 'i mind which
After the close Of tho game the reporter asked
ths sy Msbsh 'hS
ne sn tSsis turtles that lie
In the fourth inning there was z dispute over r
tho aaost!Sn whether certain player Vas OF, out
r5 as and Tss to sssf1sa
ara Dr. sssshor ssid he We; s ass =; S NJ;
sss s s H. sd ss.t Sfi
you'd G carry .Se ' poins 81. sniSi.uSstsis Dr.
Beechor lost his usual self-control. and re-
ierTsd to M. Clemens e crank from Hart Art,
md settle , things il York State tho way you
rS w'n ea as iCs as
r &c hc sia With them Ss.dsa h Ss CO..
Ssnss9s or 9, hao ol s Gse se asa
he Inpires said they had done their best
hbous Il the only thlns I've Se wsrs s6is e ds
said Dr., Beecher. was TO inspect the bal! with
Which the game wss That II, We S1d
whsn ssw IL handed a 70 Mr. m thought
81 oo Fs s chew s' q It %Saa'
OF. know all abon. IT," said Mark Twain,
Just before ths ympIGs: left the "a FSppp nd
the wss sae Th
The SuN can enlighten him about. As usual
the Unions won. the score being 2a to 10 In
TWAS 9 ve.y notable eams;; Eysr !sSdy % q
N: e :hs stand ys1 the
Pss:s sii.s s::s; s.ss
yssss Company. arss bass: fr.st 4. Sics
e: 's::: @ s,,E:R: fss -:
&c rCsa hs:s s a sa s.se r.e.ypa ss.s
os 'sasss ssS 5usss assss
Mayor. a essi n:ia Ph A''n'. D-ln' ~
g: :'' s. e f sa So: .'isas
si 6. sse
odd; + Sselsy agent Of the Erie Kxpfsss. centre
SD and osongs 4. Rooinson furniture manufactures,
right hsld.
Nearly everybody. in town was . SCORER. the
Ssnstor and editor. ]. Bloat Fsssett. Chief d
Police Little Gen. Charles =. Langdon, Post
and DR.. i. 4. wales. E1-Comptroiler
James W, Wsdsworth sent a letter Of
regret. and e did aoyi Hin. The GoysrpCr
Taylor was hers hoped and expected TO b
present Since then pressing, enfsaements
prevent my coming. I hope the Alerts VIII
win
That shows how smart the Governor h, !"
said Senator Faseett. F" II the Alerte wore go
how or other he know they would got beaten"
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NOW coxxY JOE WAS ouEERED.
Tho Way tie Girl DID It VINE. the Silver
city stage was Held U.


city stage was Held W.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, June 2s.-One Of tho
members OF the big gang Of desperadoes which
h now operating In this vicinity IL Conky Joe.
a fellow who is something Of q crank. but who
ts nevertheless wonderfully hard Citizen. He
came into this country from Montana four or
hve years ago. and has been getting tougher
every minute since his arrival. He was
"Queered." as Ais companions put II, in 1888.
when he with several other hard mon hold up
the Silver City stage. Conky Joe was the man
who was selected to relieve tho passengers Of
their vafuahles. and 1t was while doing this
that he met his fate. There were two women
in the stage. One Of these was girl from
California. who, rs soon as Joe came within
reach OF her. threw her arms around his neck
and planted a kiss squarely on his
lips. at the same time declaring that
she loved him moro than anything else
ON earth. and intended to follow him
on to his headauarterA The other robbers
wero dtspoaed to town upon this familiarity.
but = weak ,aeet h. Joe's head had been
TSs stage essa sl .n4 t issr ass
ssssms e lei S, !. o. with him What
e I %sre n nss 6oo.
Sut she eysntaaIl1 beams tired Q! tie fs that
went back 70 y 10 coast. II her conduit was VAS
1n nS.1g more than freak. Il has had more
psrate As ever, but his schemes have now
taken now turn. He believes that there is
and that every woman In the Territory 10 Ian
gushing Tor his attentions.
Joe trains Is anxious to get rid Of him, and
WY tne, authorities believe that they will be
ape to. capture the whole crowd II he remains
with them. He has arrayed himself in the
a moss fantastic fashion. and though few men
on On fseein1 woman, IN. spite Of bis peculiar
ny II te believed that he Is tho brains OF the
gang, He is familiar with sha country, and L.
e full Of resource when Il comes to dealing
ignored. II IL probable that an effort viii Be
made made to trap him BY some trick. IN which q
Play an important part. Conky Joe killed
me- ne1i can; while age, and shot seventssn bull
Visiting bis daughter. and there are many
other evidences Of his recklessness. A brave
woman can make Q round sum OF money by
capturing him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
LORD RosEBEnY ON HOME RULE
TIE LeaAiAS Liberal Peer Densunces the
Alliance that h Grindins IrelsaA.
Fron tie London Standard

Ehe Leading Liberal Peer Densunces the
Alliance that 10 Grinding IreIsaA.
From the london stanaard.
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3. ssss Al IL IL; nj: 4: :ss.Ss
nj; s:ssS Ss sss a ss:ps &c 9:
psirlss they saw = ooysrnmss, whiss al " Walled
AZ. :;1ss .ss !: e
xss a iS Tss not in the position Of st.s
sssas Sspessa ia. s.tiSSiis o. Inc sfsaad:
<. N a "a Il
lee %ss sTyd.S &
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q epnsn had Z, Hp psfx
T e: ..soa e. I
s. s.s ,s ;s,s: s; *:
se S n iss III. ts
on Sss%s.% shos. o. sections III party sS, %
enc he dia not believe 4 would take place. The
lhs reason that the nation would not allow remain
disuni!ed and would not tolerate disuni'n- As re-
karded the policy TO be pursued toward Ireland.
he dla not know the Ssmsdy ,toF her disorder
Rad sonyicfoh We had never applisl he right mode
@ lad s.a s nssSS Ss
Bshi,h reEllamePt and people That va; a heller ia
wished for real unlop OF the Liberal party they could
any language which would sndAnEer reunion III that
resolution adopted they would take = long and
fCheera F''
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4 cH1lDnEvs JUBILEE SERVICE
TIE o. son's GraAsehiIdren Attend . ssrvaes
In Mayfair.

The O. soA's 0rnnAehildren Attend . Service
In Mayfair.
From Me London Ne,cs Juas2o
Berkeley Chapel Mayfair. cannot. II
merely its interior architecture h considered,
be truthfully described as a dream Of beauty;
got when It was lighted mp with the pretty
dresses and summer hats and bonnets of chill
dren Of all ages yesterday afternoon. tho rather
dingy building appeared a. II Il had sone
through some mystical Transformation. The
Incumbent. the Rev. Teiennouth Shore,
had announced . special jubilee service for
children. to DO held at half-past 8. and as soon
es The church doors were opened the little boys
and girls, all clad in their Sunday best, began
70 hsI male
decidedly happy thought TO mark the jubilee
apretty musical service. with special prayers
pleasant thing for The young people who were I9
tss pretty and dsntiy printed little book 9,
X niad NJ fever than ton seo 81 lie 9aeens
ssi:9 sSs Il Ssss ;s:s Sss
and Margaret Of PrHssia. the children q the
Eos.l HlsSss.ss. S shs s,!sssssss Hs5is: Msilss'
thsrefore. q peculiar appropriatsnsss about bout
Eah me-
!rainsd choir and tie visitors. running as fol-
S:.S Y; Z Ts$ IL. sss ~ home
shd1sn % %sns 81 BE
thTes verses Of the NssioGnsiir Anthem. sitsr q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
Luke r. Pslana Dead.

The Hon. Luke p Poland died at his residence in
watsrvls yesterday Of apopoxy He was r. ole.
His early advantages limited Hsstuded Law. and
the age OF 81 admitted to the bar He elected
Judge Of tho Supreme Court In ls4s and served the
bench seventeen year, for, hye ysars he was Ch!st
was Afterward . Representative In Congress for sig
yeArs and WAS Chairman Of the comnittss 70 invsst
the MI kux antrAees In the south and Also the
Crsd. Aobilsr ~ was Ghairm.n Of ths Vernon. dele
hayss and Wheeler, and presented NJ Whseiers name
vceProsident In 1875 he represented ST. Johnsbufy
In the stats Legislature In 1852 he again esctea
to Congress but subsequently, declined rss!sStisn He
Bank and was a trustee Of tsrmont Cnivsrsity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-03
The Ohio Race for Gsvsrnsr.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 2.-From private letter
received from Allen O. Thurman It Is now known that
he win not be candidate for Governor any other
once. He says that under circumstances viii he
accept the nomnAton NOT nominated by aocla.
nation. He adds. "IeAnnot take any active part in
the Democratic array and am 100 old 70 Be drafted"
Gen. Thomas 8. Powell Of Delaware Is now almost
YER con.rss.msn csHRssll md AZ, v9rsn h.ss their
nsans but Powsi leads the van and viii BE- apt 10 be
nominated the hrst ballot at the State Convston on
July 81.
Gov. Foraker will b rsnominAtsd without any oppo.
ston. but Gen Beatty and other Stalwsrt Republicans
eetting their little hAtchots ready 70 tomahAwk
FORAKER ID November. The Blaine shsrnen hsht Il
hurting him also for aAy what he WILL ForAkofB heart
n stu true DAinA
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Il. n. A.rra. Bay. tho nraynower.

BOSTON. July 2.-Tho sale Of the sloop May
flower has been accomplished aud for the rest Of the
season the famous cup defender will hail from New
York After Cen. Paine started to build the Volunteer
II evident that he woud ike to dispose Of tho May
DOVER - the expense Of running yachts Of this sxs
would Be snormoua Il. D. Morgan Of New York owner
the MAyhower HIS nrst ofor was not accepted but
Gen Paine autographed him what price ne would
accept
.This afternoon Gen Paine received telegram from
Mr. Morgan In which he said he would accept the May
flower at the Generals price. Mr.. Burgess at Gen.
painss request MI Morgan that HE answer
was satisfactory. What the price ID Ia not stated but
1t s2aOO build thu Mayhower and put her In the
water, and the General has not been willing 70 sell
at saorince IL Il probable that the net prco u not
much below that sum.
Later len Paine said to reporter NJ never consider
sao made till the money II paid but It certainly
looks a. II Mr.. Morgan would soon be the Maynowers
ONn0r,n